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The Washington critic., 1887-01-15
SCHLICBT a. FIELD CO. of Rochester,

i take a black gauze fan. spangled with
gold at Presidents reception of Thursday
evening, Will please return same to the office
at Hamilton House.
SCULICBT a. FIELD CO. of Rochester.
- N. V, makers. of Labor Saving Office De.
Vices, among which are the shannon Files and
shannon Filing Cabinets, U. y. Document
Cabinets and Document Files, Rapid lt?ller
pnmp-Ieaf Gopher, and Schlichts standard
Index have established numerous au xillaries,
among them @. *. Judson, 622 + vt n W, IN
this city, proprietor for District OF Columbia
and manager for Southeastern States. Any
house having letters, bills receipts or other
papers, fat or folded, should not fail TO OK
anime their devices. Being adapted for new
business resolutions and systems. they are
especially appropriate for Christmas and
New Years presents. Their advertisement
appears In another column. II You desire in
formation address or call on Q. X. JUDSON,
G9s F ST n W, Washington. ID. @.
~ q. yEAKLE, Practical watch-
VI. maker and iewcler, repairs all kinds Of
fine watches and iewelry In the best manner
at 1910 7th st W. 30 years experience.
CTENOGRAPHER and Typewriter
~ desires position: accurate and reliable;
salary moderate; nrst.class references. Ad.
dress sTENOGRAPlIER, Critic Office.
I oaAN CAFE, SIs 10th st. N. W.,
IL near + 81. date Forsyth Cafc)
q. m. TO II a. m. Dinner lem, to Z p. m. Sun
day, p, m. The best in the, market, only
uscd anu cooked properly. All we ASK Is
call to be convinced Of the above.
Bill Of fare sunday, Jan. 10, 1887.
BREAKFAST.
Bcefsicak, with or without onions, veal
chops, liver and bacon, pork chops, sausage,
fried oysters.
with any OF tho above articles you are en-
titled TO hot and cold breads, butter, p9,ta-
DINNER
Soups-vcgo,able and ox.tail.
Meats-lloast turkey, cranberry sauce, beef
steak pie roast beef.
Vegetable Potatoes lima beans spinach,
| sweet potutocs, potato salad.
Dcsscrts-Apple, cranbarry and mincc pies,
| ice cream and cake, coffee, tea or milk.
We serve nothing but first class articles.
the best coffee TO be had In the city, made In
| French Drip Glass Lined Urn.
~ u IDgAN pronrietor
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JIOR REHT-By s. II. Walker, $50
Il Louisiana ave W.
IS u st Ii c, " rs water and gas...,....,.. $50
20 u 81 II @, II rs. water and gas...,......,, 20
DOR RENT-Handsome 1O-ROom
Il brick; all mod imp-; thorough repair;
1894 5 st n W. Apply to j. +. WRIGHT, $40
40 st n W or at 2li f Cap st.
EOR RENT-OO5 Il st n w-Iodern
II conVeuiences; 3story brick, splendid To-
cation, . rooms. Apply to Duncanson Bros,
9Th and ID stsnw.
The Washington critic., 1887-01-15

JOKE. are now IN order ON the turpi
'ule Of the Democratic party in In.
diana.
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NAtlthAl INDIAN bitESsE
. ASSOC iATluN Annual meeting a.
lniFrraaist church. iuh and L. ST. D.. w.,
MONDAY ENENIND, dan o., i,'s Election
Uf uilrgrs ni O'Clock Puhlic meeting at
O'Clock Adm.ssion free. Distinguished
sIraEers, white and rcd, VIII address the
meeting.
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ent appointment holds good until the
ith of March, and Mr.. Cleveland, If he
thinks II cNpcdleut, may appoint him
again TO hold until March 4, 1888, and
so on. II may be that the sober third
thought will induce him to recognize
at last the doctrine of ONE rule,
which In this instance la, been most
porsis,cntly and inconsistcntly violatii II,
and assign this purely local Office TO
some one local to the District.
TnE members of the New York So
tlcty of Medical Jurisprudence differ
widely as to the proper mode of ad.
minlstering capital punishment. AT
their last meeting, the committee op'
pointed by the State Legislature to
consider the subject, reported In favor
Of the guillo,inc. Others recon.
mcndcd carbolic acid, but no one IA
yorcd electricity, one member sug.
gestcd that the criminal be handed
over to q commission of scientists to he
disposed Of in any way they might see
IL. Another advocated the garottc and
another the good old common law
practice Of hanging. 1t occurred to
none Of them that the death penalty in
any form might be relic of barbarism
and that the poorest use society can
put a man 90 Is to murder him. Every
individual owes the community some
thing and II he doesn't pay yolunta'
rlly, hc should be compelled to work II
out. The prison aud the reformatory
will furnish the State quite as much
protection ns the gallows.
DErouE oliourning last night the
Senate dll the best piece Of work that
II hos done This session IN passing the
Interstate Commerce bill, AMI by a
majority that must be very gratifying
10 Mr.. Cullom. The vote stood l3 tC
70, with l.; abscn,cos OF these, II
they had bcun present Senators Nc
phcrson, voorhees,, MaNry, keuna and
Wilson Of Maryland would have voted
yea, Had all the ulscntces voted nay
the lii would still have passed by a ma
iofity Of II.
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SPECIaL NOTICES.
,S,-wAsnINGroN.

1xs-wAsHINGTOS,
KY JANUARY 10, 1857.
We hrreby certify that the oaWtsl stock NJ
flc NniIuhaI Mr'r pilitan tife Insurance
Dmfanv F Il' District ui Culunbla-One
Uur ff,d liHH aud nolmrs has been paid IN
fuil ana tiiai Eu have uu existing debts.
J. NfuuI Gross. secretary NJ fho above
UlUrl HHFH".UF. tu sulvmnly swear that The
HIu.r sfatrTHHt ls true to the best ui my
EIHt lUf1r IUI relief
SAM CROSS Secretary.
sg1s.rIheI .ri .g0m % lcflfe me January
o. rHt. W pNN Nrr
Notary flblic.
Statement fr fhF fltr rHilng ns71mlrr %,
l-r AafIgua Metropolitan fire llsurlngg
tHuIaHy ID. e..
Assets January p. I-.G..... .........s sii1sii a.
NrrHfIfH fTHu rom .umH .ss. tsstssas le.l1 s9
Receipts i'un interest, ctg.,,...,.- 1885 81
SiT29I B
u.sNlIcutlis .... ..st,.,s..t.., al,blH ~
Tofa. assets Jan. l l.s......,.,S Siji ,l35 %
NATIOsAL INDIAN DEFESsE
> As-Oi iATluN Annual meeting a.
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ITNQuEsTIONABLY the Largest
" fruit, honey and poultry farm In the
world; Grant Parish, sole proprietor. Orders
sent hv mail viii receive prompt attention.
WM. HENRY, manager, "lho Oaks Gath
ctsbttg, Md
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TIL. DIXON. Secretary. i'"''V''
r1y.E-PHICE LIST OF PURE CALL
kYy EDRNIA WINES.

t-SS FoRNIA WINES:
,weot atawba..,.........," 9oc per gal.
Dfy tataNDa. .......ss.sss..ss..- eNC
LlDfandel Claret..............,Sl 90
Angelica very swtet......,.. / IS "
Port Wine ffOm..... .,..... ! 80 upward.
Sherry Wine from............- 80 upward.
Brandy 80. .................... 20 per gal.
All goods delivered free of charge.
II. A. SELlGSON.
Wholesale Wine and Liquors,
1900 Pcnna ave n W.
p. s.-No liquors by the glass.
TelpphOne call, lIj.2
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THOMAS j. FISHER b co.,
1924 street northwest.
EOR RENT-Stor and House 2Ii5
Il sth st extended; good stand for small
business. Apply to s. OPPENHElMRE S
BRO., 52S 9th st n W, st. Cloud building.
The Washington critic., 1887-01-15

M II. McCLOsKY Is Prepared to
w. hang wall paper at tho following
prices: Blanks, 2ic; bronzes, i5o; embossed,
5Qc; also borders nj tcorrespondngly low price;
oil persons having paper on hand can have
the same hung for iOc single roll All orders
addressed TO 1850 ith 81 n W will receive
protnut attentIon
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To sit and dream the long day through,
To dealcn al the passions and the will,
To sit aud dream aud wonder who
VIII furnish cash to pay that tallOr's bill.
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w ANTED-Dressmaki and Plain
w sewing; suits from s2 up: WORK done
cheaper than elsewhere. MISS NJ. THOMAS,
90 9Th Il n w,
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Mr. .Iohu d. Rockefeller offered 100000
for Millet's painting, The Angelus,' and
the offer was rejected, which shows that
standard oil painting Is greater than stan
lgld oil check
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SPECIAL NOTICE.


The annual meeting OF the liochdllc Co
operative Society of the District " Columbia
Will be held on tuesday,, 18th inst, at 1)1
y. m in st. Georges Hall. so 18th IT. u. W.
A large attendance Of members " desired, as
business Of importance will be transacted.
JOSEPH NJ. WILSON,
prpatdeut
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- wAsHINGroN's Magic Cream or

ID wasHINGTON's Magic Cream or
IL. Instantaneous Cure. ANY breaking
out on face or body cured. Moth Pimples
Wrinkles, Black Heads, Vulgar Re1ness
Eczema and all fncial Disagreement removed
md a clear complexion insured TO all who
use H. Perfectly harmless. Testimonials on
application. sold by all druggists. SOC. and
q per box. sent TO any address.
ORDERS Taken for All Kinds of
~ fine embroidery done ut extremely low
prices, and all kinds of stamping can he done;
we also stamp one dozen fancy letters for 2Jc
call at 80 u u, bet 9th and 9Th n W,
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The railroads, at this writing, would very
likely give long haul rate for any distance,
however short, II the train were carrying
the remains Of Senator Cullom.
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FOR RsNT...ROOMS.

EoR RENT-A Pleasant Attic Room
II unfunshed. Address z. HEAP, Critic
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OYSTERS! oystersi Oystersl II You
~ want fresh oysters. fat and juicy. by the
not fall TO buy them Of BEALE'S Oyster ES.
tablishment, dsi 10th st W. You will get
them nt reduped rates.
The Washington critic., 1887-01-15

kS SOCIETY.
The 18th anniversary will take place In the
J.. +. Church of tho Epiphany, g st., above
18th n. w, TOMORROW Sunday EVEN
ING. at 5:3O O'Clock The Rev. DR. Charles II.
Hall Of Brooklyn, N. Y, will deliver the an
uuu1
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UANTED-A Lady wishes u Place rs
w govcrness; has had experience and Is
thoroughly competent; good home more of
an object than wages, or would read 10 an
invalid. Address VI. A. a.. Critic Office
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w WANTED-A Respectable White
w boy Of 10 desires Il situation 10 learn
haftonding; bad some experience; can furnish
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AND rnn ARMY nLL.

wA.msoros. JANrAuy Is. 1881
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Senatorial hopes are even greater than the
watcrtd stocks Of railroad corporations.
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HORATIo BROWNING, Pres't.
WILLIAM f. CLARK, Vice. pres't.
SAMUEL NORMENT, Treasurer.
GEO. ID. ELDRIDGE, Sec. and Gen'l Man.
JOHN u. LARNER, Counsel.
j. s. RIDDELLE, NJ. D., Medical Director.
JOHN. II. HEIZER, General Agent.
GRO I EASTERnAY Assistant Cashier
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-08-31

The scientific Press says for that
very painful affection ingrowing toe
nails, the simplest measure Of relief
which has been advocated is the up
plication of tannin. One who has had
many years experience with II uses a
concentrated solution Jan ounce Of per-
fectly pure fannie acid dissolved with
six drains OF pure water, with gentle
heat and has THO soft parts around the
nail painted twice day. Two cases
recently had no pain or lameness af-
ter the first application, and went
abouttheir work Immediately, which
they oonld not do before After about
three weeks of this treatment, the nail
had grown to It's proper leIgth and
breadth and the cure was complete.
No other treatment of an, kind was
used, though formerly he introduced
lint under the ingrowipg edge W sach
cases,
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-08-31
Lyon County Items.

The following news items are from
the Lyon County 4sases of last satur
day. e
Ore isqOw being hauled from the
Oesl m'neip SilyeE City to the Briggs
mill ana Gushing, will soon begin.
Returns from the Rae. Electric sys
tenn, lately put in the Christy mill,
shows saving Of per cent. qnics.
silver the first week.
The family OF Chss Snyder, of Ma.
SOP Valley, are camping out on the
fishing apd hunting grounds in the
MOUNTAINS near Smiths Valley.
We are informed that Ex-Governor
Rlasdell, whose mill in Esmeralda
county was recently destroyed by fire
does notcoptemplats erecting new
mill on the old site at present.
The Vail Bros, of this county, are
making preparations to show some fine
cattle at the State Fair. So is w. J..
Marsh, and James Niohol of Mason
Valley, will probably exhibit some of
his ine draft stock.
Last Monday while engaged in shoe.
ing horse Jack Hepworth had the
large toe Of his left foot badly mashed
by the horse stamping on it. No bones
were broken but'a very painful wound
was made. and J. H. is still going
around with his foot in q barley sack
| for y stocking,
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-08-31
A Curious Defense,


iae carson tribune OF August 23d',
contains the following under the head
no" ID MS
There is an ad. of the Mutual Re
serve Fund Life Association, IN the
Esmeralda Ners, Benz !Curler, agent.
This gentleman who is the agent of
the above named insurance company.
~ - 1ne uis,rlct Attorney Oh The county
;nr Of NJ Az; of ~, or W on ihiui'
this Comnanv has never taken on, tho
legally reonirea l;censa m an,horiya IL
to enter and do business in tb,s S,a,e
such as il advertises To do
The attention of this comnany and
of its advertising agent the R;strict
Attorney of Esneralda county ,s ii.
rected TO the requirements III IAN Act
to license and regulate insurance busi.
ness in this State approved February
23d, 1881. found AZ mage 266. General
Statutes, Nevada The law officer of
any county should see that this law
oe ipiorcea.
fRs carson lndex-union OF the next
Gay, ]ustines the little saving OF license
ny reference 10 the 'as' election IN TINS
manner
1udge wells occupied the Tribune
war on I,ana r ,"s, "'o oa ny u 10y
Nescs. The hair pulling seems to be
about the last election in Esmeralda
county:
MIS- harrington copies the lnaex'
onion ana wihds up the detense;
me. iM spoye Is ~ reference 70 'he &c OF the
was ordered 70 hs nnh,,shad IN tha y Ma,.s
before any law was passed requiring the pay
ment ofa State license. At the time OF the
paSsase 81 'ne Jaw !" was ordered OUT out
The Land s,idsr saos a. 20 49, Ao LIN ~ s
he want us to dig up some of the matter
heretofore published in the Esmeraida Her
alaa concerning him' 1t is fine reading and
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-08-31
Aurora.

The pfoniise of Aurora improves,
and at no time has there been greater
probability of return OF the old time
prosperity, No change that is appre-
ciable has occurred in the Antelope.
which means that 1t is maintaining its
profitable standard. The Durand is
still improving and the management
is very much encouraged. Seldom
has richer rock been shipped than was
the lot recently sent to San Francisco.
The development in the Junata Is not
large yet, but the ore is rich and the
old timers expect too see large body
of very rich ore uncovered. Their
expectations are not simply the result
of miners hopefulness, but are based
on known facts. Some years ago,
when there was work done ON this
mine, the tunnel ran into soft ground
which caved badly. THE loose dirt
composing the cave contained large
boulders Of quartz sometimes several
feet ip diameter, which were so full of
gold as to be worth $500 OF $500 ton.
These boulders came from ledge
somewhere aud it would not be sur.
prising to hear of its discovery at any
time.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-08-31
A Small Scrap.

On Saturday evening dispute arose
between Jim Cardwell and a butcher
whom he had discharged, both parties
became greatly excited and a pistol
was drawn as an illustration of one
side of the case. The reports con
corning the occurrence were very
conflicting, some saying that shot
had been fired. 1t is certain though
that no shooting was done, the shot
heard by several people about that
time, being the discharge of a gun by
q returned hunter. A warrant for
exhibiting deadly weapon in a rude
and threatening manner has been
sworn out against Cardwell by John
Mcmahon, and will be served as soon
as Jim returns from Mason Valley,
which will probably be to-day. The
ruction was small but it is something
TO talk about since the wheat pool has
become uninteresting, and while the
railroad surveyors are still hunting a
low pass.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-08-31
Look Out for Gums.

For some time owners of gardens
and chickens have made complaints
against unknown parties who 20
around at night stealing and destroy.
ing. On Monday night number Of
boys were recognized as they were
attempting repetition of their pre-
vious operations. This will probably
put a stop to such proceedings as too
much boyish devlltry soon becomes
distasteful, and there is prevalent
disposition to regard unfavorahy such
methodlcal fun as stealing chickens
and selling them in Chinatown. The
Indians and Chinese have had to bear
most of the blame, but bore up we'll
under the circumstances. now their
skirts have been washed by discovery
and a close watch will be Kept on the
young men who think it is such fun to
rob their neighbors. Public opinion
Is in favor of traps and guns and a
Jury would not lean too far towards
the side of mercy. Young men who
form such habits find it easier to re.
tain them than to reform and the
earlier the effort at reformation begins
the eaiser will 1t DO accomplished. So
young fellows look out tor guns and
traps, remember the law seldom ianghs
at jokes against property, don't imperil
your good name FOR the sake of being
regarded by, your companions as an
expert chicken rhief or sbrewd melon
stealerq If you want a chicken or
melon;and can't afford to buy what
yon want nearly any person will give
you either rather than see you be.
come thieves.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-08-31
DIS rRlCT COURT.


Honorable Richard Rising judge
Regular session OF the District
Court OF the State OF Nevada.
August 29th., J. B. Meendez vs.
Geo. Elder-Set for trial Sept. 10TH
Jury waived.
August goth. D. McKisslck vs. Geo.
Flemming-Set for trial Sept 10TH
jury waived.
August goth. Vim. Adams VS.. T. A..
Hanke-Set for trial Sept 2Oth.-Jury
waived -
August goth. Estate of E. P. Davis
deceased, J. Groth appointed Executor
without bond.
August Goth. Estate of P. l.. Ira
vor-The default of Hannah s. Travor
formerly Administratrix of said estat J
In not fling her final account as
ordered, was entered and it was order
ed that the allowance of $3.50 per month
be paid to said Hannah 8. Travor
from the date OF her husbands death
to the date of the revoscation of her
letters Of administration, and it-appear.
ing from the records that after deiuI;t.
ing this allowance and the amount
OF all claims there is still a bal.
ance in&herilands of $4,000, it was
ordered that's he pay to A. W. Croker,
the present Administrator. the said
amount. ..s
August gath. Henry Williams and
Angus McLoud VS.. James Compston.
Defendapt's demurrer oyerruled-
ten days to answer--Case set for trial
Sept. goth.
Court will meet September 18th. at
10 O'Clock A. M.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-08-31

Charlotte Barber, known to nearly
every one In Western Nevada as Aunt
Charlotte, died at her residence near
Sheridan at II O'Clock last Tuesday
night, She was advanced IN years and
had been in poor health for number
of months, and her death WAS not un-
expected. Aunt Charlotte was gen.
eral favorite with all who knew her
and her death will cause sorrow
among her great number of friends,
and relatives who remain to mourn
for her.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-08-31

scorpions have been plentiful re.
Gently. People who pick up their
nelghbors fire-wood should investigate
before taking Hold of the under side
of a stick.
Jack lnglies came down from Cory.
siile last Saturday to have his foot
dressed by Doctor Reed. He is getting
on very well, and Will be as good az
ever in a short time.
George White is building a large
s'oc&-corral at Wabuska, for the G..
q Z. Company. This will be used by
the Mason Valley stock.men who in.
tenq q to ship cattle South over the road
sakey Stock hauled over twenty.
three tons of ore from the Eagle mine
70 the Mount Cory mill, in twelve DAYS
with one span OF horses. This Ia AZ
good work as any single span has done
In this country.
tno " " y. freight cars are receiv-
Ing pew coat of paint of a lighter
color than the usual car tint. Ed.
wright is the artist. and when he gets
through the cars will decorate the
country as they run.
lie loose earth from the Eagle,
which Daley and Hammond washed
oqt ct the Mount Cory mill, yielded
between thirty and forty dollars a ton.
AS there is plenty more of the same
Kind of dust on the clsim. thew will
probably have another washing day in
short time So
You cannot afford to make an i'm.
rortant purchase without first con.
suiting the Catalogue of Weinstock
q Lubin, Importers and General Out.
Htters, Sacramento, Cal. The same
goods and styles as kept by the lead.
ing merchants Of New York, Chicago
and Philadelphia. !. PRICES always at
the lowest notch, and the same to
everyone. Goods not according TO
order may be returned at expense of
house, which Is guarantee that every
effort pill be made 10 please the first
lime. Catalogues free.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-08-31

If the Hawthorne BULLETIN wants
TO succeed in working up the organ
ization Of al American Party it had
better obtain the service of some Brit.
isb convict from Botany Bay. That's
what we think of doing in CARSON
Inddr. Union.
The good cause is not injured by the
character OF any one who assists it.
Its principles are above and beyond
the personal traits of its adherents.
All are welcome who come in good
faith that is, all except Mugwumps
Mugwumps can't be trusted anywhere.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-08-31
Hail Columbia.

; Old Time Patriot beg your par
don, sir, but 1t is shame for an Amer.
lean youth, born in the land of liberty
the inherltor of freedom, bequeathed
to him by his dying ancestors on the
battlefields of the revolution, to frit'er
away his best years in Europe.
~ sent him there to learn a trade.
The apprentice system is no longer
allowed in his country, you know
II see; but he will come back with
no knowledge of American institutions
$50 much the better, then he can
pass himself off as a foreign born citi.
zen and get elected to Office"
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-08-31
Indian Horsss stolen.

Last week Mexican took two gray
horses from an Indian camp near
Pine Grove. He made his way towards
Miller Mountain, anu on the road
turned one of the horses loose, and
tied the other one on the mountain.
The Indians caught him near Belle.
VILE and recovered the horse he had
kept. and started in search of the other
The animal that was recovered had
been nearly starved as appeared from
its condition as its owners took it past
u camp on Whiskey Flat
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-08-31
Wheeler Allen
Those Shocking Youngsters.
Respectfully,

A neighbor of mine has n little girl
and also an older daughter who is in
society" says writer in the Saint
Paul Pioneer Press. The youngster Is
.precocious beyond her years and dem.
onslrates the old adage about little
pitchers and long ears more aptly than
any child ever saw. Last Sunday
light, when young Rocket called. the
little girl climbed on his knee and be-
gan poking the visitor in the ribs.
what are you doing. Minnie ~
asked Rocket.
"Des poking you to see il you's soft !;
Sister said you was soft as boiled
squash" replied the artless infant.
Rocket didn't wait to see Isl ter"
and vows he will meyer call there
again.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-08-31

Palmetto district is in condition
of great promise The mines OF the
New York and Palmetto Company
are all looking very we'll, although at
present temporarily closed The Com.
pany is about to make sale of some
of its property and work has been
suspended until the negotiations are
finished, but the stoppage will not be
long and whether the sale is effected
or is not there will be an early re.
sumption of profitable mining.